Strange Pages from Family Papers by T. F. Thiselton (Thomas Firminger Thiselton) Dyer
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Redeem'd from worms and wasting clay,
This chance is theirs, to be of use. The skull, it is said, is buried beneath the floor of the chapel at Newstead Abbey. FOOTNOTES: [6] Sussex Archæological Collections xiii. 162-3. [7] See _Notes and Queries_, 4th S., XI. 64. [8] Told by Mr. Moncure Conway in _Harper's Magazine_. [9] "Tales and Legends of the English Lakes," 96-7. [10] "Harland's Lancashire Legends," 1882, 65-70. [11] "British Goblins," 1880, p. 146. CHAPTER III. ECCENTRIC VOWS. No man takes or keeps a vow, But just as he sees others do; |
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